@mizuo 30 March 2021 edited more from that month

One Japanese phrase every day! (・∀・)/ ｲｲﾈ!! No.2 Let’s learn a Japanese phrase from anime/manga every day! (・∀・)ｲｲﾈ!!   I pick up a Japanese phrase from anime/manga (almost) every day to learn Japanese with you all!   I hope this (almost) every-day update post will help you get motivated to learn Japanese.     Today´s phrase is:

**Jpn : 一つだけ教えておこう。きみはこれからも何度もつまづく。**　　 　　　**でもそのたびに立ち直る強さももってるんだよ。**   **Phonetic: Hitotsu dake oshieteokou. Kimi wa korekara mo**                    **nando mo tsumazuku. Demo sonotabi ni tachinaoru**                           **tsuyosa mo motterundayo.**   **Eng: Only one thing I teach you. You will continue to be**          **stumbled upon (fail) many times. But you also have a**            **strength to pull yourself together every time.**    **-----------------------------------------------------------------** **Vocabulary** 一つ（ひとつ）**hitotsu**: numeric; one, for one thing だけ, **dake**: particle; only, just, merely, simply, no more than 教える（おしえる）**oshieru**: verb; teach, faith, doctrine きみ, **kimi**: pronoun; you, buddy, pal これから, **korekara**: noun; after this も, **mo**: particle; too, also, in addition, as well 何度も（なんども）**nandomo**: adverb; many times over, often つまづく, **tsumazuku**: verb; to Struble, to trip, to fail でも, **demo**: conjunction; but, however, though, nevertheless, still そのたび, **sonotabi**: expression, noun; each time に, **ni**: particle; at, to, for, by, from 立ち直る（たちなおる）**tachinaoru**: verb; to regain one’s footing, to recover 強さ(つよさ) **tsuyosa**: noun; strength, power もってる, **motteru**: verb; to hold, to have  **-----------------------------------------------------------------**   **Which anime is the phrase from?** **Doraemon**   **Who said the phrase?** **Nobita Nobi (in the future)**   **Who is Nobita Nobi?** **He is a fictional character in Doraemon who was created by Fujiko Fujio. His great-great-great-grand (6th generations) son, Sewashi Nobi sent a male robitc cat (Doraemon) from the future to take care of Nobita.** **Background of the phrase** **Doraemon and Nobita went to the future to see Nobita in the future. Nobita (in the future) tells the phrase to himself in the past.**   **Who wrote and illustrated?** **Fujiko Fujio**   ***References*** **Doraemon** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doraemon    **Fujiko Fujio** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujiko_Fujio